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The title of this article is misleading and mistakes two distinct legal concepts. "Prosecutorial immunity" refers to the qualified immunity prosecutors receive for official acts (in the same way "judicial immunity" refers to the immunity enjoyed by judges), not a witness' immunity from prosecution. To correct this confusion, I propose moving this article to "Immunity from prosecution" and redirecting "Prosecutorial immunity" to "qualified immunity."-PassionoftheDamon (talk) 00:47, 18 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]

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	The title of this article is misleading and ~~conflates~~ two distinct legal concepts. "Prosecutorial immunity" refers to the qualified immunity prosecutors receive for official acts (in the same way "[[judicial immunity]]" refers to the immunity enjoyed by judges), not a witness' immunity ''from'' prosecution. To correct this confusion, I propose moving this article to "Immunity from prosecution" and redirecting "Prosecutorial immunity" to "qualified immunity."-[[User:PassionoftheDamon\|PassionoftheDamon]] ([[User talk:PassionoftheDamon\|talk]]) 00:47, 18 December 2008 (UTC)		The title of this article is misleading and mistakes two distinct legal concepts. "Prosecutorial immunity" refers to the qualified immunity prosecutors receive for official acts (in the same way "[[judicial immunity]]" refers to the immunity enjoyed by judges), not a witness' immunity ''from'' prosecution. To correct this confusion, I propose moving this article to "Immunity from prosecution" and redirecting "Prosecutorial immunity" to "qualified immunity."-[[User:PassionoftheDamon\|PassionoftheDamon]] ([[User talk:PassionoftheDamon\|talk]]) 00:47, 18 December 2008 (UTC)